Which statement about filters in an aggregate is false?

The statement indicating that a record is included in the output if it matches at least one of the filters is false because, in an aggregate context, filters are combined using the AND operator by default. This means that all conditions specified in the filters need to be true for a record to be included in the output. If any of the conditions fail (are not met by the record), the record will be excluded from the results.

The other statements affirm key characteristics of filtering in aggregates: filters are indeed combined with the AND operator, ensuring that only records satisfying all conditions are returned. It is also accurate that all filters are translated into SQL and become part of the WHERE clause in the resulting SQL query, enabling efficient data retrieval. Additionally, logical operators and built-in functions can be employed within filters to create more complex conditions, enhancing the versatility of data queries.